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    Immigrant groups to hold protest march

    Written by PDM News
    Thursday, 16 April 2009 15:01
    NEW YORK (Apr. 16) -- Several local immigrant community groups will be marching together for immigrant rights on Sunday April 19, from 69th St. and Roosevelt in Woodside to 83rd St. and Roosevelt in Jackson Heights.

    Called "March for Dignity and Workers," the event will highlight the plight of immigrant day laborers who have been harassed constantly by the police. The groups will also emphasized the case of Shirley Tan, an undocumented Filipino lesbian mother in California who faces deportation from the United States

    Tan has been in the U.S. for 23 years and has two 12 year-old sons born in the U.S. She is being deported because her case for asylum was denied and was told to leave by 2002. However, she has been in domestic partnership to a naturalized citizen since since 2004. Because same-sex partnership do not have the same rights as heterosexual partnerships where naturalization can occur, Tan remains undocumented.
    The Immigration and Ciustoms Enforcement (ICE) has opened her case again in January and Tan was given a monitoring device on her leg. She was also told to report to the offices of the ICE three times a week.

    In October 2008, 10 day laborers were arrested along 69th St. and 37th Ave. for standing on the sidewalk. In Jackson Heights on 84th St., immigrant workers have been allegedly scammed by a local recruitment agency where they have charged workers over $100 without any available work in return.

    The March for Dignity and Workers’ Rights has been organized by local immigrant groups including Jornaleros Unidos of Woodside, Philippine Forum, Sisa Pikari Labor Center, Anakbayan NY/NJ, Filipinas for Rights and Empowerment (FiRE), New York Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines, BAYAN USA, May 1st Coalition, International Ecuadorean Association, No Raids Committee in Queens, and Nodutdol.

    http://www.philippinedailymirror.com/wo ... march.html

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    THEY DROPPED OFF THEIR SEEDS DELIBERATLY!!


    I DON'T FEEL SORRY FOR THEM!!

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    We have to help those poor illegals.

    I think we should help those poor illegals and give them a ride back to their home country so they can get good jobs and be helped by their government.
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    Immigrant Groups

    So this was a lesbian with two 12 year old sons? Do ya think she got pregnant just to have a couple of anchors?
    The 2004 "relationship" came after the 2002 order to deport and should not be relevant.

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